8 years since RDR2, GTA 6 has to be monumental
I was just thinking about the gap between releases. GTA V to RDR2 was about 5 years. RDR2 to GTA 6 will be 8 years this November. That's three extra years of development on top of what they put into RDR2, which is already their best game imo.
RDR2 was such a huge leap from GTA V in every way. The story, the world, the little details. If that took 5 years, what does 8 years of work on a new GTA look like? I can't even picture it.
Everyone says keep your expectations in check, but come on. We've been waiting almost a decade for a new Rockstar game. It's hard not to think this one is going to be something else entirely. I'm hyped, but I'm also a little nervous. The longer the wait, the higher the bar.
What's the one thing you're expecting from GTA 6 that would make the 8 year wait feel worth it?
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this. so much this. Vice City to San Andreas was two years. Now it's eight, and I'm just hoping it has that energy.
Eight years means nothing if the map's dead north of Vice City. I'm hoping the Leonida Keys to Mount Kalaga feel connected (unlike Los Santos, where Blaine County might as well be a loading screen). Swamps with shortcuts. Hidden docks in Ambrosia. That's what makes the wait matter.